leon: next -- tim: it is raining like crazy in san diego. go figure. the first teams in the nba's final four, the latest on that. tt0w!tÑ!hn! %4@-w7< tt0w!tÑ!hn! el@-]0p tt0w!tÑ!hn! ed@-[24 tt0w!tÑ!hn% )8h-;lh tt0w!tÑ!hn% kzh- tt0w!tÑ!hn% n-h-sj8 tt0w!tÑ!hn% 0ph-m- tt0w!tÑ!hn% s"h-]ó@ tt0w!tÑ!hn% ueh-í=0 tt0w!tÑ!hn% 7hh-b?d >> now, the toyota sports desk brought to you by your local toyota dealers. tim: john wall had doctors appointment this afternoon. paul says his hand is fine. the coach expects john to be ready to go tomorrow night in game six against the hawks. nobody knew if john wall would play last night. there he was in the starting lineup. he changed the tempo of the game. 15 points, seven assists. the wizards are one game from elimination. they need a monster game tomorrow night to stay alive. >> our fans have been amazing. they have been great all season. i love playing for the city of d.c. i think those guys respect me and understand what type of person i am on and off the court. tim: john wall. let's go to chicago. bowls and calves. leb

uses in rule 20 b the project i talked about earlier how san diego was able to open their franchise fee and that was part of that agreement once again another theoretical one that could be done but requires in our case pg&e to work with the city to create that and take it to the voters for approval so conclusions from the report is once again no new funding sources we are identified we identified the sources as recorded one of the goals of this some suggestions that i forgave were on what did you say to reduce koeftsz using big ones and the meat and the bones of the process is important to understand a way to reduce the costs maybe we're not finding new money but use one of the options should voters decide to increase by a certain amount taxes or whatever the line item and you'll have a master plan type of approach which helps reduce costs a lot of things in the city was a one of approach i suggest the city and county is every year going and resurfacing streets a sewer or water pipe needs to be dug up or respected and where the under grounding is not happening to share some costs if

from fox 5 in san diego.otted in mission valley. >> wow. >> fighting against the current across flooded roads. possible record wettest may ever in san diego. if you're heading down there, it is coming down to beat the band. this low when it ejects out of the four corners will provide unbelievable severe weather. 40s and 50s. i keep saying this if you have a flight going across the country, i would expect a lot of turbulence. there is just so much coming out of california. there is a westerly breeze in place. the water temps have come up a tiny bit. i think they will go back down once we get a north, northeast breeze. some sun. not a lot. there is still the winter weather advisory until 10:00 tonight. for us low clouds, a few high clouds but over all more sun today but not that much warmer. it will be nice and breezy. it will be a chilly morning. there is too much low clouds it's just amazing how much they formed here when the water temps cooled off. they will be with us into the weekend although it will be be

that helps the city of san diego. the involvement between the drones and the city of san diego. and the high recognition being offered them. >> yeah, cheryl, it was wonderful to be part of that documentary with national geographic. it highlighted the advantages of san diego with technology, world class universities, research facilities. and then it was a real honor to be picked to be part of it. so we were able to highlight some of the technology we have in north gremin with the global hawk. we do take it and fly to high altitudes. we've been to the arctic to help with global warming. we've taken it to the pacific where we've flown over hurricanes and tycoons. if you live in california, we have this thing called the pineapple express. it hits us every winter. now it's a better way to understand those storms and help predict how we can help people. so it's been really nice to see what north gremin in san diego has been able to do to help. >> george, thank you for your time. of course, we'll follow the program at north

the imagination cruise ship docked in san diego. passengers scheduled to board the vessel if long bench were bused to san diego and a visit to catalina was canceled. >> an owl was rescued after flying into an office building. a crew from fish and wildlife from santa cruz caught it in a net. they release the it outside and it sat in the tree for a while before flying to the building again. the crew was worried until they washed it fly into a nest under the overhang. >>> okay tax is what it is about >> good morning everyone, here is a look at our pollen count tree pollen is high, grass is moderate. a high surf to the south until 11 o'clock tomorrow evening. from the border all the way up to los angeles. if you are traveling by car or flying into somewhere today we have upper 60s in san diego and los angeles and 91 at palm springs and scattered showers away the higher elevation and thunderstorms in yosemite and lake tahoe and 80 and 67 and low-to-mid 80s through the central valley and 58 in monterey. >> we are starting off with the mac

otherwise rain moving in slamming san diego.ting out but as it does a cool air mass in place. 40s and 50s on the temperatures and breezy not too bad for some low clouds persisting and for us it will be okay today. sun and clouds nice and breezy but not that much warmer. it's a chilly morning of 40s and 50s a lot of 60s way below temperatures especially inland. are we still friday light? >> we are it allows me to say that you know the traffic has improved starting at 6:30 that's good news on a friday. shop you pictures here just to show you that things have become much--if the peak is at 6:30 that's great because here we are an hour later there is a back up here and the 880 is still slow and 10 to 15 minutes at one point was 20 to 20 minutes so that's good inches but you'll still be waiting. look at 880 northbound? some crowding as you pass high street up to 23rd and that's about all. 580 does look good as you leave liver more get out to pleasanton. a little bit slow into pleasant hill driving slow in lafayette. let's go back to

san diego's sheriff, they have a rule anyway.0 days, it's automatically, they send out homicide. >> could you have reported them missing and gotten police action before the ten days? >> i don't know. i don't know. maybe. >> it would take until monday, february 15th, 11 days after the family went missing for michael to call the sheriff's department. investigators came to the house. immediately alerted homicide. but chose not to seal off the scene. >> they don't put any tape, crime scene tape, notices on the door, nothing. they just lock the house back up and they leave to get warrants. >> you've got a family that's missing for a week and they're still not going to call it a crime scene? it was mistakenly not a crime scene. >> this investigative journalist said he's never seen a case like this one. it took san diego investigators three days to get the warrants. three days where anyone could come and go. >> detectives just told me this is not a crime scene and i can do whatever i want. >> certain items that might have been really ke

mainly central sierra and heavy duty rain moving in toward san diego. but for us the northern edge of that means we're under the cool air mass. under clerisies. 40s for many. low 40s. mid 40s. still a few 50s holding on. we will see temperatures cool off. there goes the low as it takes the turn. it will be a major weather maker. for us it's too far south. there could be a few isolated showers. generally below average temps. lots of 70s and 60s. temperatures for may staying on the cool side. all right sal at 6:00 anything new to report? >> traffic is a little slower but nothing major. we are starting off with the east shore freeway and start off on 80 westbound between the carquinez bridge and mccarthur maze. you can see the traffic is doing very well. the drive time is 18 minutes and not a major delay although there is one when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see the traffic is backed up to the foot of the mccarthur maze. maybe a 10-15 minute delay. in dublin, dublin pleasanton there is a car that went off the road into a ditch. it's not c

zoo at the top and adult is $48 a day at the san diego you know it didn't stop there are they chargeou all the way through we like to compare ourselves with the law zoo adults are $19 and the senior fees there at the san francisco zoo the la the san francisco resident is 15 and non-adult we're at 7 by 7 we want to compare ourselves with them we offer free mission 12 times a year and providing access to community services as well as the school kids for free we'll fine that and the oakland pricing is 1, 74 nearly 7 by $7 with that, i'll show what we're considering our cfo will make that a formal proposal so the numbers will be good for katie the proposal is to go up $2 on non-peak times and $3 for peak time we'll need rec and park or joint sdwoo approval for the joint times obviously typically come down if we've made a mistake we've had two increases over the last 10 years one two years ago in 2013 and prior to that 5 years 2008 during the recession we didn't increase the prices but the cumulative haks consumer price index harassed gone up so to keep this in consideration and formally

still no word on how it started >>> dozens of passengers from the bay area salvely landed in san diego overnight after an unexpected stop at l.a.x. southwest airlines flight 1516 took off from san jose bound for san diego, but the pilot made an emergency landing in los angeles lay last night when a heat sensor detected a fire in the cargo hold. all 77 people on board were evacuated. firefighters said there was no fire and may have been a faulty warning light. after a short delay, the plane was cleared for stakeoff >>> a quick spot that could save a life. the chp hoping to talk with a little girl. they said to make sure she's okay after a toll taker said he saw the girl struggling with a woman inside the suv. stephanie has the survaluance photos the chp wants you to see, stef. >> that's right, sam. you see the build up on the toll plaza, where it's still split. that is key here. there are still people here collecting tolls and one of them is the one who reported that a young girl may be in trouble. that man told chp that there was a girl between 9 to 12 years old, not in these pictures,

san diego's financing component is a much smaller percentage.an they sell enough of these seat licenses to make the financing plan work? mark: speaking of the public, is this something they want? >> that is the question. l.a. has not had a pro football team in 20 years. most of the fans today have never had a football team in the l.a. we have two basketball teams, a baseball team and another one in orange county. it seems like the appetite for a football team is not huge here. these teams have done their marketing studies and know what they think they can do in terms of filling up stadiums. it's an open question because we have not had a team in a long time. what is your favorite football team right now? >> i'm from michigan, so i had to go with the detroit lions. up, we will take you to the top of the newly opened one world trade center observatory and show you how it ranks among other skyscrapers competing for big business in the air. ♪ the observatory at the top of one world trade center opens to the public on friday. a ticket to take in the

bound by duty, carson, lieutenant beele are attempting to get help from the marines in san diego. 30eed to get barefoot. >> had to crawl about two miles. having had the misfortune to lose our shoes, we had to travel barefooted in a country covered with prickly pear and rocks. >> just before dawn, the men split up to avoid detection and then for 12 more miles go through 28 miles of unforgiving territory without food or water. >> i need to speak with the commander of this outpost immediately. >> this daring mission becomes known as the san diego. it cements kit carson as one of the toughest men but what is often overlooked is that kit carson is not the first to reach the outpost. he's the last of the three because carson chooses the most difficult route, a tactical move that increases the team's chances should his fellow soldiers get killed or captured. >> within hours, 100 marines rushed to mule hill and the mexican army retreats. a year later, the u.s. wins the mexican-american war and triples in size stretching from the atlantic to the pacific. largely due to polk's political ten na

important because it changed all of our lives, the presidency, the world, and i actually was in san diego california. [laughter] i worked on capitol hill in 1995. and then one day i meet a guy on an airplane and i hear the british accent and he was handsome i did the quick scan for the wedding ring. [laughter] he turned out to be very

the crew was based at camp pendleton near san diego. and our national correspondent, miguel almaguer, is there. >> reporter: the intense three-day search took rescue teams deep into nepal's forest, in the rugged, unforgiving terrain the downed huey was spotted with no sign of any survivors. >> they were courageous. they were selfless individuals dedicated to the humanitarian aid mission here in nepal. we are deeply saddened by the discovery of this wreckage. >> reporter: the six marines and two nepalese service members aboard were delivering aid to villages rocked by two major earthquakes. while the victims have yet to be officially identified, family members fear the worst. >> i told him many times that i was proud of him and i loved him. the biggest thing i'm going to miss from him is his hugs. >> reporter: chris was a helicopter pilot, a 31-year-old high school football coach who had just called home on mother's day. >> my son's my hero. and he is with me now, and always will be. >> reporter: 22-year-old lance corporal jacob hugg was

maybe another system on monday. >> it never rains in san diego. it is today. more rain than us. >>> a mandatory vaccines for school children. the significant update on the legislation that could stop students from opting out of getting shots. >>> as many bay heir city works are friendly a bay city rolling back the number of cyclist on the streets. . >>> welcome back, "drops of jupiter" requested. if there's something you want to hear send it to us. hash tag ktvu. local bay area band. thank you sal. the city of fran has a four -- san francisco has a four-point solution. officers will crack down on double parking, cars blocking intersections and delivery trucks blocking areas. officers will focus on center areas. sausalito will slow the rolfe bikes -- rolfe bikes. there's complaints about traffic problems. the city is limiting the number of bikes requiring the bikes and licensed. >> there's existing ordinance saying you can't park on the sidewalk, it has not been enforced. the average is four, you can have up at eight parked at a meter. the issue will be taken u

not for san diego. >> reporter: especially this time of year.go airport got six times its normal may rainfall in just one day. there was so much rain in los angeles, hollywood's walk of fame flooded but one drenching is not enough, says kcbs meteorologist evelyn taft. how much is it going to take to really make a difference with the drought? >> a lot more of these i would say. at least a dozen of these storms if not more than that. >> reporter: but taft says california's climate may be in for a new and welcome change. is that rain coming? >> next year we could get a nice el nino event, so if that pattern persists we could get a whole lot of rain. >> reporter: now an el nino can occur when waters warm significantly in the pacific ocean, like it has been for last couple of months. that can make storms a lot more powerful and a lot wetter right here, and, scott that's exactly what california needs. >> pelley: carter evans thanks very much. a cop wounded as the tsarnaev brothers were attempting a getaway got a promotion today. that's just ahead. i'm

the nats continuing the west coast swing in san diego. let's get to it. the nats won 10-0 last night. we talked about the hitting at 6:00. guys like this getting it done. yunel escobar, professional hitter, staying with it, goes the other way. he is hitting .328. ian desmond races home. the padres throwing the ball all over the place, miss the cut-off guy. escobar advances. he would later score. two batters later, they call this guy the buffalo. i don't know if that is an endorsement or not, wilson ramos scores bryce harper, and then he races in e thsecond again after san diego misses the cut-off guy. max shearder -- scherzer finally getting run support and he tells san diego just say no. just say no. another great game for him tonight and the nats win -- i should say 4-0 in the ninth inning. some other news, though, at 6:00, i told you about the nats' resurgence. one sure-fire way to cay bash injuries, the team announcing that doug fister has forearm strain and he is out indefinitely and jayson werth has a swollen wrist and wasn't in the lineup tonight a

san diego is going to get a lot of rain today. a lot of rain. moves out across the plains there will be a major severe outbreak. in the plains. i mean major. as it comes out of the four corners. if you have travel plans sunday, monday and flying across the country, i would expect a lot of turbulence. this will be a wicked system. these are very strong for may. for us we have a lot of low clouds in place. could be an isolated shower or two. if it does it will be san jose south. all

all the rain now to the south will cause flooding around san diego.tions and no delay reported at sfo yet. the 12-hour day planner, 46 to 54 cooler this morning with increasing sunshine by noon and 54 at the coast and 64 inland and breezy at 4:00 keeping the sunshine dominant at 56 to 66 and of court, chilly evening on tap but, dry 54 to 62. >> thanks, mike. early on this friday morning what are we seeing? >> great things. we have an issue however on the transition between northbound 6 80's to northbound 101 in san jose, we have several vehicles that are on the shoulder with flat tires so we have metal debris in the lane and tr

that's exactly what a group of athletes is doing in san diego this weekend for two exhausting days of talk to some of them about how they remember all that info. >>> and a little bit later girl scout cookies are oh, so good by themselves. but these folks have taken the cookies and turned them into delicious desserts. we'll talk to them taste a few. all about their new treats. >> we love a snack for the "today" show. dylan, we need a final check of the weather. >> yesterday the princess got a lot of attention. but it was also my mother-in-law's birthday. >> happy birthday. >> want to say happy birthday. >> there you go. >> staying in good with the mom in law. >> very important. we also have another birthday. you're turning 16. kind of threw you under the bus there. you having fun in new york? >> yes, i am. >> you feel different now you're sweet 16? >> i've been 16 for a month. >> well enjoy. >> thank you. >> keep it going. next year 17. so see how that feels. >> take a look at the weather across the country where we have finally a warm-up. look at today's highs across the northeast. 70

outbreak reported this year including one just a month ago aboard the celebrity infinity docked in san diegod the crown princess when it stop here in san francisco. in each case a little more than 100 out of the 2 to 3000 passengers got sick. >> i'm actually not at all worried bit. we have cruise add lot of times and we have never once gotten sick on across ship. >>reporter: she showed up for the drus vancouver and got the letter that boarding delayed for thorough kleechblingt some folk not happy. >> i'm diabetic. i can not walk enough to go do something else. so we just stuck sitting here for 4 or 5 hours. >>reporter: but for tracy and 2 kichltdz would i rather be safe than sorry and 2 hours out of my day we are in san francisco great city we can explore nishtion san francisco, explore nishtion san francisco abc 7 news. >>> calling its a matter of public safety state leaders passed a bill requiring nearly all kids to get vaccinated. vocal opponent dressed in red are vowing to keep the bill from many abouting law. under the bill parents could not seek vaccine exemption because of relimb us o

the imagination ship docked in san diego.a scheduled visit to catalina island was canceled because of the high surf. >>> trillion me about the surf around here but we have high winds around here. >> gusty winds are usually expected when the marine layer is more prominent in our forecast. that is why our warming in an average may in san jose our high goes from 65 to 66 and the slow from 51 to 52. we have been as warm as 101 and code as 53 and the rainfall is three-quarters 6 an inch. sfo will have delays i will let you know when they let me know. today, anywhere from 2-8 degrees below average. we have rough surf and you were talking about that we will hang around until 11 o'clock tomorrow evening, and low-to-mid 70s through the central valley and 67 in lake tahoe and 80 in yosemite both with thunderstorms today. safe travels. here is leyla. >> we have 10 minute delay still on bart in pittsburg and bay point and sfo directions because an equipment problem on the track, and the the mass transit is quiet with no delays reported f

this incident happened on friday at navel station north island near downtown san diego. flying in a t54-c aircraft and the pilot safely ejected before crashing into the shallow water in the bay and was rescued by a fisherman on a boat. one witness describes what he saw and heard at the time of the accident. >> we were standing on the dock talking to a couple of fishermen and we heard a boom and looked up and saw a splash and i thought it was a boat that ran aground that was pulling parasailers, but somebody said, hey, that's a plane. >> the pilot was training. the navy is investigating the cause. >>> how hard is it to resist overeating when you're dining out? pretty tough. coming up on dine and dish, we have some tips on how to dine on a diet. >> >> >> >>> >> >>> >>> you are dining out but on a diet? what do you do? >> we're eating out more than in. >> she is a food individual who loves to eat. >> you will eat anything, your left arm! >> i say my second brain is in my belly. >> she stared her story about dieting and keeping the weight off. don't go out starving. >> don't

losangeles times reports a trip from san diego to l.a. only cost $86. >>> another major water bottling company is about to pump california for product. why they are allowed to take as much ground water as they want. >>> we would be happy with sky water. you know, there is a chance we >>> the first stage of tour california is in the books. thousands of fans lined the streets of sacramento to watch the elite cyclists race by. british runner covered 126 miles. the second stage, in nevada city. the only bay area stop will number san jose on tuesday. the race wraps up in pasadena next sunday. >>> saving water along the route. it used on to be weighed down with water blocks and now concrete blocks are doing the job. barricades filled with freshwater will contain saltwater. mechanics are using less water to clean the bikes and in the drought, every drop helps. >> i have to imagine tens of thousands of gallons when you think about it over the course of 8 days. >> the one place where the tour is not cutting back on water making sure the athletes s

austin hedges and first major league hit. 5-0 san diego. and the giants lose 9-1.his first major league swing and it's an opposite field run and he gets the silent treatment in the dug out. and 6-3 double play. 0 for 4 with a strike out in his return. and escbar launching a 2 run bomb. and escabar 5 runs in this one. the nfl well's report on deflate-gate is out and quarterback tom brady is sacked. the proper inflation of the new england game baulz were in question quote, more probable than not tom brady was at least generally aware of the inappropriate activities of release of air from the game ball end quote. and 36-year-old and white teamed up to win the inaugural usga 4 ball championship and the pope on twitter, courtesy of the harlem globe trotters. they named him an honorary globy and he was hooked up with a framed jersey and the team how about some divine help for their remaining tour. my name is fernando gonzalez. i'm the gas service supervisor here in sonoma county. we moved up here 35 years ago and we just love it up here, it's a fantastic place to live. o

but instead, it went to san diego. passengers waited and had to be transported by bus. surfers are probably loving it, though. >> did you get the picture of all the tourists getting off the boat? >> i didn't see it. >> i was trying to figure out everything. that storm is thousands of miles away. >>> we do have an area of low pressure that could produce a chance of rain by the end of the week. right now, it's a thin possibility. but as you're heading out the door, we have mostly cloudy skies. air temperature pretty much in the 50s across the board. 54 in livermore. that marine layer is 3,000 feet deep. also, very deep cloud cover that will hang out all day long. we'll see partial clearing back to the ocean today. area of low pressure wants to produce light rain showers by the end of the week. we'll keep arraying on that. it'll be an -- we'll keep our eye on that. 67 in tahoe. as far as your palm report is concerned, we do have the mulberry, oak, and grass count that comes into play. and i know i'm feeling it! below average temperatures into the 70s. 77, clara valley. a r

matt scherzer had it going tonight in san diego. not much rain in san diego. so the grounds crew they just kind of danced to pass the time. i like those guys. the nats offense had plenty to dance about tonight. top of the first, escobar up with the man on. escobar delivers. that's ian desmond coming around to score. the throw way off the mark. escobar heads to second on the error. 13th rbi for escobar this season. nats up 1-0. this man here has been hot, the catcher, wilson ramos at the dish here. he's coming through once again. bryce harper coming around to score. ramos has an 18-game hitting streak. that's tops in the majors. nats are up 3-0. matt scherzer was dealing. men on the corners, no problem for scherzer tonight. he had 11 strikeouts and a 11 shutout innings. right now the nats are on top in the ninth inning 4-06789 up to baltimore, a 57-minute rain delay to start this game. angels visiting the orioles. bottom of the fourth scoreless. steve pierce at the dish. he gets ahold of this ball a towering shot to left. his third home run of the season. the b

indianÁpolis basada en la salud de los habitantes, y las cinco mejores son washington d.c., minneapolis, san diegode hielo en suspensÓn que al recibir la luz solar la refractan y forman un espectro de colores en torno al sol... es un efectoÓptico, similar al que se , es un efecto Óptico, similar al que se presenta en un arco iris. conductora: hermosas imÁgenes que nos han mandado para verlo. conductor: justo ahÍ en la avenida del paseo de la reforma en el Ángel de la independencia. conductora: nos vemos maÑana a las seis, buenas noches. >> quÉ tal? es jueves 21 de mayo. agentes del fbi habrÍan tenido contacto con el chapo guzmÁn. fingieron ser miembros de la mafia italiana. >> un representante republicano hizo comparaciones que no cayeron nada bien en la comunidad inmigrante. >> comienza el juicio contra los menores acusados de matar y enterrar al pequeÑo de seis aÑos en mÉxico. sÓlo dos enfrentarÍan la justicia. la madre de la vÍctima pide que sean los cinco. >> el presidente de guatemala pÉrez molina destituye a ministros, y al titular de la secretarÍa de inteligencia. miles de personas salen

remember 1049 was called travel aid and still have one in san diego.re taking people's homes and adding more to the streets. and it's a shame every day when you see that flag you know that you have done injustice, and people are supposed to build the world up not build them up and push them out. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> hi i am chad benjamin, and it took me a long time to find housing. >> sorry, can you speak more into the mic. >> yeah sorry, i have looked at housing

san diego for one has to cut on water by 25%. the city feels those making the rules are ignoring the strides san diego has already made to reserve water, including the plan to recycle 83 million gallons of wastewater a a day by 2035. the orange county water district also feeling a little bit left out. they want credit for the water recycling program which produces 100 million gallons of water a day already. >>> it is mother's day tomorrow. that means florists across the bay area are scrambling to fill last minute orders. they're busy. you might be paying a lot more. we are going to downtown san jose with the drought and how the improving economy are affecting prices marianne >> reporter: i'm downtown san jose. they are hustling to fill last-minute orders for mother's day. they have even hired additional six people. and the phone has been ringing off the hook. one thing that is really selling well are the succulents and lucky bamboo that require little water. it is having an impact on what suppliers charge and when think increase

thought to influence sacramento and santa fe doesn't require the payments and others los angeles and san diego and the state require disclosures the payments the definition of the proposed legislation is not the typical definition it appears to add the element of some sort of payment rewards or gifts for lobbying this is typically xhutd included from the definition such a definition will create concussion it imposes a regular monthly reporting regardless of activity that de8s from the jurisdictions and finally that's now understanding if when the lobby law was amended and the category was deleted from the law it was done because of you individuals or entities qualified as lobbyist most lobbying is a payment of compensation to individuals to lobby officials directly that's exactly what the current law captures it is noted noted and it will create concussion you, however, if you proceed with the expenditure lobby i urge you to adopt the versions that is similar to the lobbying laws of sacramento and san diego and language for the state of california california. >> good evening. i'm an attorney w

the special wakeup call for one boater in san diego. >> good morning we are looking at a commute wherehe traffic is doing well. we'll tell you a little bit more coming up. >> a little bit of a disruption of our fog bank but it's not going to warm up. in fact, temperatures are going to stay cool here. another system dropping down to the north. another one might bring us rain later in the week. >>> storm at least two people died after a powerful typhoon slammed into the north eastern tip of the philippines. the storm packed winds up to 115 miles an hour when it made landfall yesterday but it is losing power at this point. several buildings are damaged. there is flooding and a threat of mud slides. to men died of elect cushion. electrocution. tremors and after shocks are being felt across the country on friday. >>> the california shirpa association will be holding a fundraising. shirpa's from around the bay area will be there to update people on the situation in nepal. >>> the u.s. government is fighting back against the islamic state terror group on the new viral battleground. u.s. terro

remember 1049 was called travel aid and still have one in san diego.re taking people's homes and adding more to the streets. and it's a shame every day when you see that flag you know that you have done injustice, and people are supposed to build the world up not build them up and push them out. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> hi i am chad benjamin, and it took me a long time to find housing. >> sorry, can you speak more into the mic. >> yeah sorry, i have looked at housing and there is nothing out there that i can afford. compared to what i was paying rent there. sorry -- and it's crazy to think that you guys can just, that something can get passed and make us all leave like that. we need affordable housing in san francisco. and you guys sho

something all might not know is i started my college education in san diego at groges mont college rchlty herself in germany and i moved by myself for 1 year of high school. my sat scores were terrible, i won't tell you what they were and i f i got into ra4 year college i know i couldn't knet the agree unless i want into debl. my parent didvent the opportunity to go to college and i was worried i wouldn't as well. thankfully i had a incredible guideants counselor in high school who told me about community colleges. i remember the day 12 years ago this month when i was in the library at grossmont college and logged on foouc burgly and fountd outd i would gelt in. my partner trerfb moved from vietnam and thanks to [inaudible] community comage in free mont was able to transfer to uc berkeley as well and that is where we met. as you can see we are a better family. as you can see community college runs deep in our family and we wouldn't have the life now without a community college education. but our story isn't unique. there are over 80 thousand students every day at city college that depend

don champion, cbs news, new york. >> and san diego county investigators say the area where the couplete. and stilled with boulders. the couple apparently tried to walk to get help but couldn't make it out safely. >>> new study shows higher altitudes may intensify the danger of sudden infant death syndrome. researchers in colorado found that the rate of babies dying after the first month was twice as likely as altitudes above 8,000 feet where there's less oxygen. those results echo previous research conducted in the austrian alps and the study appears in the journal of pediatrics. >>> time now 6:52. a suspicious device detonated inside a car parked near the u.s. capitol. >> reporter: and i'm ryan takeo, coming up, oakland protesters get arrested and we'll tell you how many get arrested overnight as they try to defy oakland's new you've tried to forget your hepatitis c. but you shouldn't forget this. hep c is a serious disease. left untreated it can lead to liver damage and potentially liver cancer. but you haven't been forgotten. there's never been a better time to rethink your hep c b

and i actually was in san diego california. i had worked on capitol hill, way back when, in 1995, when i started there i thought i was going be a journalist and ended up going to washington instead. and worked there on capitol hill. and then one day i meet his guy on an airplane, and i heard this british accent, kind of handsome women can do the quick scan no wedding ring. so i did a little bit of that. then he turned out to be funny and i moved to england and married him and that was 18 years ago. but we live in england for ten months together, and frankly socialism and rain do not suit me very well. he wanted to start a business, and so we moved -- we decided we would come back to america and we could live anywhere we wanted to and we chose to be in san diego. and we moved there with nothing except for the six-month-old puppy named henry. a predecessor of jasper, your favorite. and i worked in p.r. firms and actually my first job in san diego was at the city council for one of the city councilmen and rick burnell was the spok

they are scheduled to arrive in san diego after midnight. >>> we are learning more about ray mcdonald's domestic violence arrest. betty yu has the story. >> reporter: the drama happened inside ray mcdonald's apartment here at the carlyle. his ex tried to get away from ray by locking herself inside of a bedroom, but he broke down the door. >> stay on the line with me okay? >> okay, but i'm freaking out. it's my daughter. >> i understand. who is she? domestic with? the father of the child? >> yes. he's drunk. >> reporter: the 911 caller is talking about ray mcdonald. she told the dispatcher she is the mother of the alleged victim, mcdonald's ex-fiance. >> i'm not even there. she called me and asked me to call 911 because she is trying to stay with the infant. >> reporter: she says he fizzily assaulted his ex while she was holding the baby. >> is anybody doing anything? >> thank you dispatch. stay on the line with me. >> reporter: by the time police showed up, mcdonald was already gone. police found him three hours later at his ex-teammate justin smith's home in san jose. he is facing misd

there are 31 illnesses here mostly in the los angeles and san diego area los angeles and san diego areasst people ate sushi with are you tuna. patient include an infant. health investigators trying to find the source. they have identified 5 cluster where sick people ate from the same places people ate from the same places. symptoms of salmonella include diary a-fever abdominal cramp l painful and uncomfortable and if not treated potentially death. >> mainly weekend traffic nightmare in san francisco is on hold. engineers say the may 28 closure of doyle drive has been postponed because fire ventilation communication system i hope the new tunnel in the ready. tunnel part of the new pre-situated why parkway connect the marina in san francisco to the golden gate bridge. new closure date announced when soft which are finished. >> closed for the memorial day weekend. live look from the bridge camera. cal-trans true continue to resurface and treat the deck as well as perform maintenance repairs. closure starts tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. and it ends 5:00 o'clock monday morning. >> another commute no

this nats in a rain delay in san diego last night which hasn't happened in four years, doesn't rain inern california. so the tarp guy never gets any publicity and he's taking advantage of it last night. every dance move that's been in play the last four years, he did it, dropped it like it was hot. he did the old wave there. then he did the run and then whoosh. there you go. the dive. >> he loves it when i dug it. he was doing it all. >> that does not look like the dance you were doing earlier. >> paul pierce is back next year, right? >> ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the arctic tree line, it's "the late show with david letterman." tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now the hairdresser of seville, david letterman! and now, david letterman!

karpb valwas planning dock in -- carnival was planning to dock in long beach but had to stop in san diego. those paerplgs that were supposed to get on at long beach had to be bussed down to -- passengers that were supposed to get on at long beach had to be bussed down to san diego. >>> this video shows a motorcyclist wedged under a truck screaming for help while good samaritans run to his side. >> i walk up to the guy, i put one knee down i can see he is groggy. everybody gets out, we are trying to figure out how to help him out. do we lift the car up, get jacks? >> reporter: he captured the amazing rescue. he is as on friday afternoon he was in traffic on his way home when he spotted the motorcyclist stuck under the truck being dragged along the freeway. >> i see this f-150 pick up truck. it looked like there was a bumper under had his car. it was kind of flapping and as i got closer too it i realize it was a human body. i can see a foot. >> that is when strangers took action, jacking the truck up off of the motorcycle who was clearly terrified, screaming for his life as the rescue conti